Tweet The book Love Dare explains how there are two types of jealousy. The first, legitimate jealousy is when your spouse turns his affections and his heart away from you and replaces you with someone else. The second, illegitimate jealousy…
Tweet Today’s topic is centered on the different ways that we look at our spouses. The book illustrates them as two rooms in our hearts – the Appreciation Room and the Depreciation Room. On the walls of the first room…
Tweet Let me start this post by saying: I am a slacker. I have been unmotivated to continue with this challenge for a long time. I have fallen off the wagon – and been somewhat remiss when it came to…
Tweet The book defines rudeness as “unnecessarily saying or doing things that are unpleasant for another person to be around.” Examples of this were given in a marriage setting – foul mouth, poor table manners, or a habit of making…
Tweet Weekends are always VERY busy, when our itty bitty, laid-back family merges with that of my humongous, boisterous extended one, which explains my lack of posts regarding the Love Dare for two days. On Monday, I was just knackered…
Tweet If you think about it, it’s pretty easy to conclude that selfishness and love don’t really go hand in hand. But more often than not as humans who are selfish by nature, putting the welfare of others before ours…
Tweet Today’s dare is centered on kindness. The book goes on to explain that if patience is preventive, in that it avoids strife, kindness is proactive, seeking to create situations that will benefit your spouse. Since kindness in itself is…
Tweet I participated in Melinda’s Tweet Me Tuesday and as fate would have it, I found Stacy’s blog. She linked up to her post on the Love Dare, and how she took the dare up about a year ago, and…
